US EditionHonduras' Election Process Takes a New Course with Congress Calling for a New Round of Balloting
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The process of general elections in Honduras has taken a new direction after the National Congress approved an initiative for a new ballot.
The initiative for the counting of more than 19,000 electoral records was presented by a militant of the Free Left Party.
The proposal was endorsed at a plenary session of the legislature and provides for a 100 per cent count of the minutes of the November general elections.
TEGUCIGALPA, HONDURAS. – The process of the general elections of November 30, 2025 in Honduras has taken a new course after the National Congress (Parliament), in an extraordinary session with deputies and alternates of the ruling Freedom and Refoundation Party (Free, Left), approved this Friday an initiative to make [...]
The National Congress ordered the National Electoral Council to immediately complete the counting of the minutes corresponding to the special scrutiny at the three elective levels: presidential, council and municipal corporations, considering that the process was unfinished. The legislature warned that respect for the will of the people demands a complete review of the minutes with inconsistencies, in order to guarantee legitimate results and in…
The National Congress of Honduras approved on Friday an initiative by the Speaker of the Parliament, Luis Redondo, for the National Electoral Council (CNE) to hold a new 100 percent vote on the minutes of the general elections of November 30, 2025, despite the fact that the entity has already declared elected the candidate of the National Party, Nasry Asfura, reports Telesur. The resolution will become law once it is published in the official ne…
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